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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

Judge Thomas 5 Atkins of the llusi-
ings Court, being sill confined 90 Dis
home by ndisposiiion, Hon b. II Well
ford, judge of the City Circuit Court
Yesterday presided IN his stead, and hay
ing heard all the cases on the docket
adjourned the ,urt for The term
The Decem ler term will begin ON
Monday next, and The following grand
jurors have been summoned to appear al
that time: Messrs Manfred Call, Gilbert
! Hunt, f. d. Champlin, Joseph Hall
Eldrdge NJ Foster. l.. A Whiting
George A. Noiing, w. A. Boswell, and
r. F. oliver (colored)
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dtce nber , The pub
lie debt statement for the month Of No
vrmber ,hoWs that The total debt amounts
TO S1,G75sl6. $50 -, less available cash
Items. 81 29j. AL ,7j3 Sc; cashin Treasury
$50. .2jS i0l 10 debt less ca-hin Treasury,
December I. 1887, Sl24Ols3Oj2 81 No
yember I. 1887, 1925. 692 7Ol 6S, show
ing An increase in the debt during the
month Of 5 400 $50 90 Since June 80
1887, the decrease of lhe debt amounts To
S39 24j, ,Gs43j The decrease ot the debi
for November, 1886, was s. OO5 249 07
thus making a adherence Of $4495, ,6OO.a6
The amount of pension payments las
November was about Sl6OOO,OOO, a.
against SlS,O0O,0O0 for the corresponding
month this year This accounts for S2,
100000 Of the difference.
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Not AfraId Of llaeterI..

Bacteria be blow,dl Bacteria swarm
in lhe yeast That makes our bread. Bac-
ieia swarm in the principle which gives
life TO our beer Bacteria lurk in our
bowels at The nom nts Of most perfect
health. Bac eria is a good thing 10 gel
fat on There are no more bacteria IN the
Ohio river just now than there have been
Boo the hundred years of Cincinnatis his
tory, and her record shows her one OF
lhe hralihiest cities on the continent -
lLurInnnN knluLrlr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock fire
was seen in the stable in The rear Of The
residence, No 8l7 East Franklin street
The siab.e burned rapidly and the flames
spread rapidly to the adjoining stable on
the LOT in rear of the residence of Mr.
Charles OBJ VOwardm Both stables
burned like tinder. shedding a brigh.
light over the neishborh0od. Mr. Co
wardin's kitchen caught fire under the
tin roof, but the tiremen soon pulled the
tin of and exIinguished the flames. The
damage was estimated al 500 which was
fully covered by insurance.
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SULLIVAN CONVICTED.
Two Month, withont Lobor III, sente,

Two Months without Labor His Sentence.
DUBLIN, December The second trial
Of Lord Mayor sullivan for printing his
paper reports Of suppressed branchrs Of
the National League took place to-day,
and resulted in a conviction. Mr. Sulli-
van was sentenced to two months i'm.
,,risonmenl, but without labor
Lord Mayor Sullivan took his seat on
The bench in the Court OF Assizes today
and kept il until the commiss on was
r lad. He then made a formal protest
against the omission Of his name, and
withdrew from the court. Mr. Sexton,
the high sheriff, accompanied him In his
wi hdrawal
Mr. sullivan will be treated In prison
ss a irst.class misdemeanant Mr. Sui
livsn has announced that he will not ap-
peal from The decision Of the couri, but
will suffer his punishment proudly, as he
would If 10 were Ten times grealer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03
Mr.. Randall and the Pennsylvania Re-
publicans

A Philadelphia spondent publishes
the following interesting history Of the
alleged 90 operation of the Pennsylvania
Republicans in the preservation Of Mr.
Randa,fs district:
"In the last state legislature William
R Leeds, one Of the four Philadelphia
Republican bosses, was the chairman Of
lhe Committee ON ApportiOument. Mr..
Leeds framed The congressional districts
s.. a. 90 leave Mr. Randall in hopeless
minority Mr RandaIis district, the
rhri. which had been formed specially
tor his benefit, j. shOe,trng one, running
north and south along the Delaware river
front ry Mr. Leeds apporiionment the
districts were run east and west. thereby
cutting the Radical district into four
parts The ayOwed purposes OF the bill
was o. leave Randall ON In the cold, and
it apparently received the assent Of Re.
publican Philadelphia leaders. James
McManes in "a long interview favored IT,
and here was no open protest from any
source.
Leeds moved along and his bill was re.
ported fayorhy from The committee
Before 10 reached the second reading,
however. new orders were ssued, pre-
sumally from United States Senators
Cameron and Quay, and while Leeds
kicked. the bin was re committed VIII n
% again cam lo life 10 was The same old
biil Randall had his district again with
out alteration, comprising as it does sey.
en Of tAc eight Democratic wards Of the
city"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

Without Home was presented 20 81
fair house 20 The Mo Hrt Academy OF
Music last night by the Gray Stephens
combination The play was well put on
thc stage, and the ciimaXes and sensa
ional features called forth frequent and
hearty applause Their trained dogs did
their part cxccllently and added greatly
i0 ihc enjoyment of ihe audience.
TO day and tonight the be udfOl play,
Saved from ihe Storm will be presented.
aud. from al accounts, it will be well
worth seeing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

Trice against Kayton. Fully argueO
by Robert VI Hughes. Esq. for plainlil
and Thomas r Borland, ESQ, for defend
ant. and submitted
Norcop against Peters receiver. Pass
ed
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
psnv against Lee Submitted
Brecher trustee, against Wilson, Burn.
81 Co. Put on privileged docket
Carroll against city Of Lynchburg
Submitted
Tails executor against Central Luna
tie Asylum, Messick against Thomas
and Soue against Glenns administrator
Sent o foot of docket.
Morris against Virginia Insurance
Company. Passed
Mo,bys executor against Kendrick
Dismissed agreed.
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Police Notes.

Only one arrest was made in The CITY
Thursday and that was Sandy Bryant
(colored) charged with unlawfully tres
passing upon me premises of ; A SUI D.
erland and creating disturbance ON said
premises The case WAS dismissed by
ihe Police Justice yesterday morning.
Tie continued cases Of William =
SEors, aud Emma Mostly (b0th cOlOredL
charged with bing disorderly in ihe
street, and Shorts charged with carrying
concealed weapons TO wit. pistol. were
tried yesterday in the Police Court Both
parties were fined % 80 and cost for dis
orderly conduct, and Shorts 500 for
carrying concealed weapons, aud the
pistol was cOnfcscated
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Look out for TIE Sundqy TINES.
Bargain and sale.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery Cour
yesterday:
Henry G.. Cannon, special commi,
siontr to J. H. Signisgo, lot No 20,
North Eighteenth street, with improve
ments, running back l22 feet, s. 22j J.
&. Journey to William II Wells, loI
fronting 80 feet on south line of China
street between Bclvidere and Pine streets
running back 90 feet, $3.50 Charles + x
r. NJ Taylor to + Siticrding, two lots OBJ
an alley twenty feet wide, running from
Pine % Laurel street-One lot 22AS4 feet
the other 2OxG4 feet-S1 900.
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AIsIsIED

YALENTfNE-F -FfNCH.-D December 1T. At
the Belle Menus homes cad. Piwhttan cOun-
49, Va. by tHe Hoy. Preston Nash. Mann y
Valentine. ESQ. of Richmond. O. Elizabeth ~,
daughter of James VI. fincl. Esq.
BROOKS JETER.- Married. at Walnut
Grove church Hanover G. unty. November
Jth by Rev x. H. Pit Mr.. Joseph 8 Brooks
nd Mis-. Cora Belle Jcter; both Of Hanover
county. Va.
CARTER MAYO Married. on December
ist. ss1 hy Rev. Robert A. Mayo. ass sted by
Rev. John o. y wton. in Monumental church,
Thomas Nelson Carter 10 Agnes Atkinson
MAYO
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

The ambulance had two calls yesterday
one al $50 O'Clock t0 see whiie man
who bad been caught in a carding ma
chine. and was bally hurt lie wa
taken TO :24 South Sixth street
The other was at II o'clock at the
Tanner & Delaney Engine Works 10 Sc,
ahiie man uamed w II. Desc, whD
bad been struck with a piece Of Wool
Glow The ri,ht eye, inflicting great pain
and threatening the loss of that organ
Relief was given him, and he was taken
20 bis home. no jO7 Catherine street.
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Cireuit Court.

In this court yesterday in the suit Of
Percy G. Courtney against lhe Richmond
and Chesa cake Railroad Company yer
Iii and judgment was found for plaintiff
for $240 on account Of salary due.
In the case Of Lucinda Page, admins
tralrix OF Cyrus Page, deceased, against
the city of Richmond, an order was
Issued summoning jury from HenricO
county for 10 o'clock Monday morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03
lIAMPAGNE.

Sc are just receiving a large invoice Of
CHAMPAGNE. direct tom the Champagne
district of FRAME winch wc can recon
nicud us of very sup uor qu Its, particular
iy tnc PREMIER sERRE ani GnAND N'N
DE GOIs,ES, wines especially seiec ed iui
us and uusutpass. "a 90 hneness. TIE TX kA
DRY VEKZENAY, from the same b use
Bouchc, Fils s. lighter wine, we -o.eet-
o. lorpa. ty pa poses aud can likewise highly
ncommcud. For nyaIds we have im, orteda
,rry sup, rlcr Wine m hat-pint bottles n
f.shets n two z,n.
5uO2>lw OSCAR NhANA x We
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\TERNON TOOTH BRUSHES.

These brushes have been on the marke:
-vrrai years and the sales } ave steadily in
cfea,ed, thus demonstrating be- Oni doubt
the b gn quality OF the brushes They an Ne
nal of any dri. gist 10 this city All Man
chester. aud the leading dry goods houses.
IN YOU want the best tOuth brush. ask for the
Vernon" price 81 cents each. and take 10
other brush viii b is claimed 90 be ns 20 Il.
PURCELL. LADD x co.
Importers aud wholesale Druggists
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

FTNNEY.-Diei. In Pine Bluf. Ark. Mon
day. November y. 1887, Mr.. Leixn finney.
HOLLlNS.-D Died, December /. Ia New Kent
county. Mildred N.. wife OF kcnard ". HOl-
ins aud daughter Of Ann II. and Joseph NJ.
Whit, n the 18th year Of her age.
COLLINS nicd. December /. Mr.. Rlien
Collins. a ed J6 years. She was torn IN rippe-
ury. ireland
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Valentine Finch.

On Wednesday last Mr. Mann ;. Val
entine Of this city, aud Miss Elizabeth VI.
Finch, daughter OF Mr. James b. Finch
of Powhatan county were married at the
home Of the brides father, Rev. Preston
Nash officiating. The happy couple have
gone North on bridal tour.
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poMpERLY,s SECOND LETTER.
what lie Says About the "Kickers" within
the Order.


Saturdays issue Of the J0urna! cf
United LajOr, the official organ OF the
Knighis OF Labor will contain Mr.
Powderlys second Official letter to the
order on "lhe work OF kDighIhOOd, '
covering three columns. Among other
things Mr.. POwderly says:
" From an Oiganiz liOn numbering less
han 10000 members when the ilrst gen
eral assembly was held, We have seen The
Knights Of Labor grow until over 700,
900 men and women claim mcmbership a.
one time. While lhatya5t and Industrial
army was being gathered together, while
the seed was being sOwn, men VINO
were pioneers were making sac.
rlhces that order may live in his
tory AS power for good Men good and
true were blnckli,ttd and discharged, but
they never muunured they never found
fault with the order because Of their mis-
fortune. for the reason hat they felt that
il WAS theirs 10 dOOr die They were not
working for self nor the present; they
worked for prosperity aud the future
When hear men talk Of seeding from
The organization with the threat OF start.
ing an improved order, fancy that they
know but little Of The trials, the dangers,
and odds. againsf which they viii have
10 contend, and feel that the amount OF
energy 10 build up new order II prop
erly applied TO the old one would msAe i
inyincible. IL is true that 10 the old or
ganizalion all who aspire cannot lie ON
! GERS, all who pull wires cannot succeed IL
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PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA. +
OTFlCE OF SUPFRiNTENuENr

COMMONWEALTH or NiRGtNfA.l
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
PUBLIC PINIING.
RICHMOND. Va, Noveu ber %, 1887.
CEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
y ". SATUkUAf. DECEuBgN 3, i~7, for
PRINTING AND B NDiNG fifteen hundred
copies " the eighty -ecOnd volume Of
VIRGINIA REPORTS"
Nothing but tist class work will be- accepted.
Schedules on which tutid wi "a be- furnished TO
bidders on application.
AZ the same time aud place PROPOSALS
WILL HE hECtlNED FOR FURNISHING
~ kEAMS TONED =. = x 3D.. BOOK. 2tA3s 30
POUNDS
20 be the same as used in the last volume
The right Is reserved OF rcjcotlug any or all
bids. A. K. MlCOU,
Superintendent Of Public Printing
inO Is cod Nv
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
ITEMS OF MORE or LESS INTEREST
~ AND ABOUT THE CITY.

An Embryo Fire In the FIRST baptist
kChurch-Attempted Burglary-A Lays
DOings Across the River Proceeding
of the Courts-Local News In Briefs.
Yesterday morning between 8 and 10
O'Clock what came near being serious
fire happened al the First Baptist church.
The ladies are giving supper there At
night and the fire in The furnace is kept
going. The furnace is in The cellar aud
he pipe conveying the heat runs in the
floor between the laths and flooring Mr..
aillcr, the sexton, noticed smoke issuing,
and proceeding 10 investigate found that
the wood work had burned half way
across The church. DR.. Cooper went 10
Engine House No. 3, and gave The alarm.
The hose carriage and ,eyeral men came
down and extinguished the flames. Loss,
about $500 No alarm was sounded.
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ANU MENTS.

edmond THEATRE.
a TWENTY RTH SEASON,
w ONESDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
lNOs, DECtMBER ASD SrH,
BENFffr or THE
RETREAT + n THE SICK,
Grand amateur production OF Bucalossis
Comic Opera,
THREE BLACK CLOAKS."
u.fh excellent cast aus chorus under the di
ra.fIuu of Mr.. J.. lNIkOTluI
ADMISSION. orchestra floor. &c 30 extra
.i.-r tor Hc-crVcd seats Irc-s ,irc o.. Soc /,
r.Urlrd e.. Family circle. G.. En ire box,
.h.t will be 0pcn. q az Walter -. Nose Co.
.If Mai. ne {. Friday. DE hcr zl q rH.m.
suo21. q.uecl4.6, SIT
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DENTISTS.
Ar p CALVIN JOHNSON. ATE

/ hN 7 VNLV n IVII ''V''i N'45{N
, late proprietor of Richmond Den
tal Place. having rcgaincd bis health, wishes
o. inform his old patients and those 3D. need oi
nIs professional services thW he u tcmpuid
riN Gated az no. $50 "a EST CARY = lhttl.
near ll,lvidcrc, wueie be- BE- prepaacd Co pun
sue the prt, ticc. of dentistry boo all lbs i'm
proved branches. both surgical and up ratlNc.
l,amtuu teeth tor g. a set. Painless *
fIlUfIOn 5 cents Filings. FL. Old SETS made
new. tv~ so connection with any other house.
30 lB West Cary street fuC lj tt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03

The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company have elected tie follOAing
directors Norvin Green. Thomas 7.
Eckrrt, John Van Horne, John b. Van
Every, Roswell ii. Rochester, Charles \.
Tinker, Charles NJ Frey, Henry Kuntz
and Arthur b. Groves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-03
CITY TAXES.
CI1 Y TAXES
OFFICE CRY COLLECTOR.

K'CnI 80, December /. looI
This Office wiil Do open a lly. bet "een the
h urs OF I O'clHck d. ~. aud O'Clock pm.
from the lTH TO THE 3lsT DAY or DB-
.CrMBER .CLirINb. fr tne purpose ~
receiving from ALL PERSON TAXES DUE
40 rHEJIiY MDHNOND.
Any gefs Whp shall fail o. ply said tar
before the 81 n day December shall b. con
.lderod delinquent. aud viii be charged q
penalty OF i've per cenfum and Interest at
the rate II sia per Ccutum per o. nun.
A. II WOOD@ON.
ode 2-lm City Col cctor
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOUR DAYS,
CDNNENC NG WEDNESDAY.
OvFMBEn HrH.
Snccal cngagemcu. oi Nry AID stephens
DRAMATIC COMEDY COMPANY,
hrte D c.t drama TIE Old OA Is J. \
pNON TIIESIO N pI sontDd with wealth
o.. scenery aud ,tagc effects never produced
0. ana slH-c. ..... 5000.
me most wonderful ACTING DOGS In the
r..d iH every act au4 scene 300 cHcn nrimh.
NArINEESTHU R~DAY and "A . l. kDAf
Sale Oi stats Monday. November 2eth.
Usual pticcs idclTh Fi&Sa-3t
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GAY sPORTsMEN.
Jerome's Expedition

The TINES was prompt to chronicle
the arrival of Colonel Larry Jerome and
stiff in Virginia, aud drew an outline of
the proposed campaign Of that dis
tinguished and most agreeable gentleman
against quail and duck.
While tine Old Dominion felt thrilled
with a proper welcome to the Colonel, IL
also irembled Al the loss of An entire crop
of duck and quail.
Mrs,rs. Chauncey Kerr. Fred Reamer,
4. Taylor, and John Snelings added tie
terror of each ones death.dealng fire.
lock 10 the terrible problem Of exiermi
nation. They had about ten selters
pointers, and retrievers hitched in couples
10 prevent them from retrieving The
game before the shooters got chance.
The party arriyed at the shooting
lodge on Tuesday afternoon. On Friday
morning the following telegram WAS re
cci,ed:
WHITE HOUSE.
Send MS something to eat and drink, quick
GERONE.
Lieutenant-Colonel .snellings turned
bis gigantic intellect on that dispatch
and be was instantly aware Of two
things First, that the game had not
been all exterminated and, second, that
bee must rush 10 the rescue lie there.
fore at once summoned Mr. Bur- and Mr.
Harry Owens, who are considered good
.pori.men 10 bis aid, rushed to th,
market and bought six dozen quail and
six pairs Of duck one pound Of crackers
and Ten gallon Of private stock" from
Christian & White, and, wrapping himself
in copy of the Richmond TIMES, started
ON "a relief expedition like Stanley wher
be heard thai Emin Bey was starved ou
in Central Africa.
We will publish further adyices from
Jerome Bey tomorrow.
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AZ T. CROSS.
w. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
40. ! stokes Building, cor. Main belsidere.
- now ready % serve his friends and the
public 30 nenlly wi b the
BEST OF WORK N HIS LINE.
Boots AID shoes ma ie aud repaired IN tho
the shOrte.t time posi- Die.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
He thanks h.- friends Tor past liberal favors,
aud hopes they viii continue ~ give bin heir
patronage. Oie1om
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I)oRsETs


DENTAL pARLORS.
No. 100 NORTu SEVENTH STREET.
Richmond Va.
For g. 6. and $lO will insert boaut ul sets
uf Teeth ON red rubber. weight only rs Co .
0uHccs per set. and warranted not 90 break.
Teeth extracted for 90 cents. Filings from /
Up Gold work speciality. All work guarau-
I'cd 90 give satisfaction W. +. bphohI,
'lu5 In Gfaduutc University OF MARYLAND.
hRGEO. b. & CHAS. l.. STEEL,
DENTISTS.
FRANK r. STEEL. Assistant,
'lec2 ~ 5s3 Main street. Richmond Va.
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nlsannnInted nnrgl rs.

Disappointed bufEi rs
Sometime before daybreak yesterday a
thief OF thieves broke through lhe sky
light Of Mr.. William DaiIron's furniture
Store and mandatory, No. l43S East
Main street, and rummaged through the
building Their evident object was io
find money, but in this they were dis
appointed as but little was IN the build
ing. Mr. DalIr0n always making 10 q
habit to keep bis cash balances in bank
The room in which was kept silks yclveis
and plushe,, used in uphoIstering the
furniture. was invaded, and the goods
W, re- scattered about, but 20 all appear
anccs none OF ihem had heen removed
A lOt Of furniture was thrown around
promiscuously but the thieves did NOT
appear dcsiri0us of stealing anything of
that description A gold breast?in with
the pin broken of was found under The
wiudOh
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80 lnlIorMe snAdlg LIZ.
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HERMANN SCHMIDT,

EUROPEAN STORE
oo aud So B.. BROAD ST.. COR. FIFTH.
a2- lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
CLOSE OF TWO nIoscEsAN CONTENTION

CLOSE OF TWO DIOCESAN CONVENTIONS.
The convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Northern NewJersey close In Trinity Church,
Newark yesterday Bishop sarkey read an adfre on the
OF the Diocese showing them 10 be In satisfactory
condition. The special committee tho Aged and lnfrm
Clergy Fund reported that the entire amount raised W 9
$4,000 Tho committee Constitution and Canons report
districts OF doing away with conventions for confer
the OF all missionaries by the Bishop and
the establishment OF Board OF Missions Tho Rev. MesSs
Hocy Farrngton Stodtard and Merritt and Mesrs Hayes
Walton Osborn and Stearn elected standing commit
Henry Hayes elected treasurer and d. Smith Wood
registrar.
Inc Long Island Diocesan Convention reassembed at 10
o'clock yesterday morning At Garden CITY l. In the crypt
OF the cathedral The parishes OF ST. Bartholomew Brook
lyn All SAINTS Great Neck admitted. The
report shows the following: Diocesan und-recepts
sl369 Sl payments 81 1893 49, leaving deficit OF SlS s.
Fund for nrm 1921 59s payments
S2O00S Al principal OF fund invested S67GG Bishops
salary fnndrecep $80S5 2li payments 5000 49, leav
ing deficit OF 1905 "a.
The General Theological semIn
proceeded with resulting In the election OF the
trustees OF the Fund for Aged and Inhrm Ccrgymen
John A. King. Henry r. Morgan and the Re Dr. Lucius W.
Bancroft reelected Mr. Alexander Orr and the Rev.
Dr. Charles H. Hall collected members OF the stand
ing committee The following missionary committees were
elected:
The Rev. c. Ellis Stevens the Albert C. Bunn the
Rev. III. Darlington the Rev Charles II. Treat the Rev
Lindsay Parker - d. g. Van Bokkelen j. Augustus Hewlett
William II. Male, William II. Ford and Lyman r. Greene.
W. Gilbert and Judge Augustus Van Wyck appointed
committee TO confer with committees from other doceses IN
tho matter ofnstutng court OF appeals The contention
adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
CONE WITH HER M1srREsss FlyERY

William Erickson the dealer in straw goods at No 6Sl
Broadway assisting detectives yesterday up
his missing serving maid Maggie Hyues. They found
trace her but MI Erickson said wen catch her yet
money exceedingly anxious TO meet Miss
Gageie because left his without saying good
and orgefuy arrayed herse In the nery Of Mrs Erick
son she had been 18th them week.
MT Ericks home is at Hampstead l. and some FIVE
miles away neighbor MI Gouder farmer and
carpenter Gonlder had sister the aggc Hynes who
has succeeded IN losing herself In NewYork and recon-
menAei Mira Erickson adomestic. Upon such
the girl implicitly trusted and:a went
well Monday evening Between 10 and IL that night
Mr. Erickson locked his house with the idea that Maggie
was The morning they discovered that she had
departed evening taking with her chae.
watch diamond pin number OF silk and satin dresses
aud othor goods 10 tho value of nearly 81, 900.
Erickson drove 10 Mrs. Goulders and there
robcs which Maggie had wrapped
the stolen dresses She had In the finest OF
Ney-York By Baldwn's-some twelve miles from
Hempstssd She night before
butha said OF her intontiOnS